This morning's temperatures are radically warmer than yesterday. With direct sun and continued warmth, you'll be able to trigger wet avalanches on steep sunlit terrain today. In continuously steep terrain or terrain with an abrupt transition or gulley, this wet snow will be enough to bury you. It'll also be enough to knock you off your feet in the no-fall-zone.

When you're seeing rollerballs and point release sluffs and the snow begins to feel punchy and unsupportable, head to cooler aspects or low angle terrain.

The buried persistent weak layers are mostly dormant except along the southern end of the Ogden zone near the Bountiful Sessions area. Forecaster Trent Meisenheimer traveled into this zone yesterday and reports on the snowpack HERE. He also reports on a very close call in that zone from the weekend here. Rumors are of a partial burial but details are sketchy and we're keen on more information. Bottom Line, it may still be possible to trigger a slab avalanche 1-3 feet thick on steep northwest to east facing slopes.